Meili Zhou Church

"Meilizhou" is a more suitable modern Chinese interpretation of the place name "Liangzhu". The local church named the church after "Meizhou", which has four other meanings: "First, it is a poetic interpretation of Liangzhu; second, this church is really beautiful; third, it is a beautiful sustenance on the spiritual level: the church builds beautiful things here. Life; the fourth is gratitude to God--Psalm 16:6 of the Chinese Union Version: The land that was measured with a rope is located in a beautiful place; my inheritance is really beautiful." Meizhou Church was built in 2010, This church designed by a Japanese designer is elegant and natural, simple and generous. The main building is in the shape of an "eight", which combines the traditional Chinese "hard mountain" roof with the foreign advanced religious architectural design concepts, giving people a sense of tranquility and spiritual belonging. The clock tower on the square is 12m high, with a 3m cross on it. If you pass the adjacent national highway, you can perceive the location of Meizhou Hall from the small view of the clock tower. The clock at the top is custom-made by an Italian watch factory. The chairs of Meizhou Church are also very well designed. The back of the chair is 90 degrees, which allows people to sit up unconsciously. The design of the angel wings on both sides of the bench adds a sense of purity and holiness to the church.